Sentence examples for primary safeguard from inspiring English sources

As Shiites have risen to power and filled the ranks of the security forces, Sunnis, who used to condemn the American forces, now often see them as a primary safeguard against Shiite violence.

The lock is the primary safeguard to the conduit of your home.

The chastity of the Vestal Virgins was considered Rome's primary safeguard against its enemies.

The Commission considers compliance with the custody rule to be one of the primary safeguards against misappropriation or misuse of client assets.

In response, the US Congress enacted a new law (Fisa) which featured two primary "safeguards": a requirement of judicial review for any domestic surveillance, and newly created committees to ensure legal compliance by the intelligence community.

As the constitutional limits on national action fade into history, the primary remaining safeguards for state autonomy are political, stemming from the representation of the states in Congress, and procedural, arising from the sheer difficulty of navigating the federal legislative process.

The department has two primary regulations that safeguard against falling debris.

The College of Policing's draft guidance emphasises that investigations should be "victim-focused", with the primary objective to safeguard and support victims.

The greatest differences in species richness and abundance occurred across land uses: protected areas are most effective where they minimize human-dominated land use, especially where they safeguard primary or mature secondary vegetation.

"Of course, parents still have the primary responsibility to safeguard their children from violence and neglect," says Yett. "However, to tackle this issue, a holistic approach is necessary.

But the "primary responsibility of safeguarding them lies with the Soviet authorities," he said.